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KUALA LUMPUR: The woman accused of 'abusing' a Bosnian national's sperm so that she could bear a child with European genes said his claims are "completely baseless".
"This is certainly not true!", claimed the ex-girlfriend of Ervin Ahbabovic.
The 41-year-old Ahbabovic, who is also a Malaysian permanent resident, claimed to be a commercial director of a private limited company in Malaysia.
His 29-year-old ex-girlfriend however, claimed otherwise and said he was currently unemployed.
She told The Star Online that she had not been in touch with her him for over a year and that the lawsuit was unexpected.
"It is a totally baseless allegation and it's going to be struck out in court. I am a respectable person. I don't need to deal with this kind of gossip," she said.
Ahbabovic filed a RM600,000 civil suit for the "wrongful" use of his sperm as well as to be recognised as the father of their son in the birth certificate.
Published: Tuesday September 3, 2013 MYT 1:42:00 PM
Updated: Tuesday September 3, 2013 MYT 7:25:31 PM
Bosnian sues ex-girlfriend for 'abusing' his sperm
BY MAIZATUL NAZLINA
A teary-eyed Ervin Ahbabovic relates his tale.
KUALA LUMPUR: A Bosnian who holds a Malaysian PR is suing his ex-girlfriend for allegedly 'abusing' his sperm so she could bear a child with European genes.
Ervin Ahbabovic filed the suit in the High Court Registry through Messrs The Law Chambers of Mohamad Fauzi on Friday.
The suit was made known to the press on Tuesday.
In the statement of claim, Ervin said he entered into a relationship with the 29-year-old in the hope that he would establish a "God-blessed" union.
The 41-year-old commercial director of a private limited company alleged that they had lived together and were blessed with a baby boy born on Feb 7, 2010.
Ervin said that at the time, he hoped the relationship would develop and lead to a marriage.
The defendant, however, apparently did not reciprocate his feelings and perceived their relationship negatively.
After the birth of their son, Ervin alleged the defendant constantly looked for faults and quarrelled with him, creating a harsh and disharmonious environment.
Ervin, who was also a business consultant for several companies since 1995, claimed he eventually realised that her sexual desire and dominant attitude towards him crossed normal boundaries.
He alleged that she demanded sexual intercourse with six times a day, for approximately one hour each time.
He added that she constantly threatened to commit suicide if her sexual desire was not fulfilled or if he left her.
Ervin claimed that the defendant became violent and stabbed his left forearm on Sept 3, last year.
He said he felt humiliated, subdued, traumatised, extremely stressed and shocked because the defendant not only chased him out from the house but also prohibited him from seeing his son.
After the incident, Ervin said he contacted the defendant to reconcile for their son's benefit, but she told him that he was merely a 'tool' and wanted his sperm to have a better offspring.
The plaintiff is seeking monetary compensation of RM600,000 for the usage of his sperm for the purpose of getting a child in a wrongful way; to have him recognised as the father of their son in the birth certificate as well as costs and further relief deemed fit and proper by the court.
Ervin's counsel Nasir Yusof told the media that the case management had been fixed on Oct 1.
Nasir said he would serve the writ of summons to the defendant within 14 days beginning on Wednesday, Sept 4.
